Bangladesh, Aug. 25 -- Bangladesh's economy showed signs of gradual stabilisation in the fourth quarter of FY26, supported by stronger remittance inflows, a significant buildup of foreign exchange reserves, easing inflation and a rebound in exports in June, although economic activity remained subdued.

Advertisement According to the latest Review of Economic Situation in Bangladesh, April-June 2026 prepared by the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI), provisional estimates put the country's FY26 GDP growth at 4.14 percent, up from 3.49 percent in FY25.

The external sector emerged as the strongest source of stability during the quarter. Bangladesh received US$9.38 billion in remittances during April-June of FY26, while gr...